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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
Tia1 EHC.. SPi1nT.

Down ia los Angeles. San Diego
and those other Southern cnmmun-
tiles which are now setting every
bodp such good example,
they do not ask mao, How long
h ave you teen here?" hut. What
are you doing here. and what do
you intend 10 do?" II is not nee
essary t. u mans business standing
that he should have been burned
out IN early DAYS in San Francisco
and f1a"ded out of Sacramento; and
1t l. not laid up against him that
he did net reach this Coast in time
to he Vigilaute In ether words,
the citIzens in the Southern coun-
ties do not live in the past, but in
the present, they do not mediate
in tender regret over the clories of
the days If old. tn" days If gold
the days of 10. tut devote their
minc Ia utilizing the ureSen. ana
provldiue for me future. Tney be-
lleve ia them>e elves aud are full uf
faith Ia III future If the c,tlee aud
villages in which they have cast
their lot, aud they d. not care any
more dbouta man who cane around
the Horn IN 1919 than they do
about man VITO came over the
Atchinson & Topeka III 1887. The
leading citlZen among them i the
man who l. doing most aud who Is
planning to do most.
This is just the kind Of spirit
which ought to take root in this
section of the country
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14

Interest on Bonds Of Ss4 ........ $40 %
C.rs' II City - the Rece pts of
Liquor L nse.... ... 90 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14

A Texas newspaper suggests
a change in the metho d of pay
ing the salaries Of members of
legislatures. 1t proposes a
change in the Constitution of the
State SO that each county shall
Fay its representatives in the
Legislature such salary as it
pleases. This is an excellent
idea, and Nevada should carry
1t into effect at the earliest mo-
ment practicable. Regulations
ceald be made by which MEM
bers should not receive their sa-
iaries until the session of the
Legislature was ended, and then
the amount should depend upon
the course pursued by each
member during the session. II
the representative redeemed the
pledges made to his constituents
before election, he should be
handsomely remunerated for
doing his duty, while if he
voted for or advocated the pass
age of plundering schemes his
pay could be graded accordingly.
1t would not cost the taxpayers
any more than it does now, as
the money for the payment of
members of the Legislature
could be kept in the several
County Treasures instead of be.
ing sent to the State reasury,
as at present. The change
would certainly have a beneficial
effect on legislation and increase
the price of Votes for measures
in the interest of individuals
and corporations, % no member
would s.sell out" for Ies than the
amount of salary he would be
entitled to if he represented the
interests of his constituents faith
fully and efficiently. - Silver
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14

Senator Manderson thinks II
highly probable that there will be
III portant changes in the Inter
State Commerce law next Session.
He says 1T is likely that the Com
mission will be ENLARGED and its
score widened, so as to become a
legal tribune, with possibility Of a
sub-Commission, a. he thought the
law had come to stay. Manderson
believed the work beyond the cana.
bilities Of five persons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
The l,rgest artesian flow

The l,rgest artesian flow tf
wafer Yet struck In the county
Is at sunset colony, twelve
miles west IF Deiana. Tie
wells are about FIVE hundred
feet deep and flows thirty-six
inches over an S-inch casing. 1t
Is undoubtedly the larg ~ flow
i'm the State. Until the wafer
could he controlled it.threateIeG
to inundate the surrounding
country. Kern County Cali
fOrnia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
FOR SALE.

TN CARSON CITY A RAKERy
4 with cracker machinery and all ne
cessary appliances, now in go a ru,,
ming order; busint IS esfablish.d for
over TWEEN years, together with a
stO y dwelling he use containing twelve
furnished rooms For terms and price
apply TO. j. ID. KERSEY.
june ~ m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
NUARTERL REPORT OF
NJ ormsby County, for the Quarter ending
June S0th 1887
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

OPTIC. OF COUNTY AUDITOR
ORNsBy COUNTY nv pa
To the Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioners Of 0rmsby County, Gentlemen:-
In compliance it'll lI~ herewith submit my
Qulrterly Report, showing the receipts a..d
disbursements for Ormsby county, for the
Quarter ending June 30tn, 1857.
receipts;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14
Recrnitulaticn:

Sl07 IA 81
Rec1pitulation:
Bllancs on hand March sist, 1857. .sl2,069 ol94
Receipts Il, m Ma oh ST, 1887, TO
Jun 80. 1857 -. . 4,oo5 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-14

Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store.
CORNER 0PPOSIFE Il. 4. RAIL'N.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DEPARTaEST-l have re
opened at the above named place with &
full stock of the standard Brands OF
Wines, Whiskies, Brandies. tc., to be
mad in the san francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters: san Fran
cisco stock Ale a. d Porter: Milwaukee
Boca and carson Beers; California Clal
Il and White Wines; n fact. "a complete
stock in detail il the l:ne OF business,
which | will sell in quantities to suit
raE RsrAu Der ARrxEST ex els any il
Nevada; nothing hut the very choices
placed before patrons
LUNCHES - SPEGEALTY.
All kinds OF sandwiches at all hour
all and see me. Al orders prompt.
attended to. aug
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

i6en Dem unterri9tsIoien 9eben beg
&inbes Dor ber 9duI3eit uno Der eisente
lihen g9ul3eit tperben. IS fann beBs
halb bod bas Splel Die erife 9telle i'm
&inoergarten bebalteu. unb ber eigent-
li1e unterri6t fam fi6 re9t mobl NIT
Der 5%tDeiten SteIe beguIgen. bod barf
ct meiner Wnfi@t nod ni1t gan3 feb
len. Oie erffen Nnfdnge ber Naturges
i@i6te, Der Geographic, aud tpo6l bes
Re4nens unb Singens lafen i11 re1t
tuobl in ben &%inberg6rten lebren; Of
aud 2eien unb s6reiben gu lebre11 lei,
muB mebr bon 6rtli6en BerbdltniKen
abbdngen, bod nirb tpobl fein 2ebrer
besweifeln. baB in bieiem Utter, fagen
mir Dom 4. big gum Z. Sabre, bic meiffen
3inber i'm Stanbe linb, bic meifen,
tpenr nidt gar aQe 2aute su bilben.
unb Die fdriftfi9e Dar1elung Der elm,
fa@ifen 8u9fabenformen m69te au ere
reihen fem.
l1ebriget1s i6einen mir bic SpieIe bes
R%inbergartens, tpentt fe ri9tis geIeitet
neroen, namentlt6 bic 8epegungsipies
lie, BON bpber pdbagoeii9er Wi@tisteit
ssrabe fit Die @embbnung aur Nufmerf=
famfeit gu iein, bic mad Deael ben Nn.
fang Der 8ilbuns" ausma6t. ueber.
baupt dnbern ole SemdngeIungen
ni6ts an benz oorsieli6en 3mede urto
Der iegensrei6en Wirtiamfeit zines rid.
tig geleiteten &inbergartens. BON befel
2eben unb Sreiben mir in eirem fpdtes
ren Mrtifel cine @@ilberung geben mol.
len. STIR beute fei es uns berg6nnt, nit
cem befdeibenen Wuni6e su f6lieBen,
baB bic sie9s 5pielsaben" Gr6bels auf
ben Weibna@tstiiden in beutfdsterani.
f9en Gamilien lid hbsraI einen plaB
erObern unb INNER gr6Ber bic 3abl ber
Miitter tperbe, tnel6e ibren beiligen 8e.
ruff erfennenb. gerne elm Gtinbdeu ers
ibrisen, I'M fi9 itber Bic ri@tige Ser.
menbung bieier @abet at unterridten.
Damn mirb aud bic 3eit nidt gar gu
fern fein, tn tpel9er 5ablrei1e Qinbers
gdrten bic @aue bes Lone-Star- Staates
i1miiden.
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aaffe ganth!

Du fIblit Did niebersei@lasen, baff feinen
spbetit, Did pIast Ropfweb, Du bift unrubis
unb nerbos, fura 0u baff irsenb elm MitteI
notbis, Did ipieber aufsuri9ten unb neuen
2ebensmutb Su faien. Man beoiene f@ baai
nidt beftiser Stimulanten, GrIbiabrsmeoi.
einen, ODER tuertblofer 8itters, Die fat ale aus
fdIe9iem @bisfeb semaat finb nnb hi fur
iurss Belt auresen ,unb bonn cine nm 10 idlim.
mere Meaetion I'M @efolse gu baben, ionbern
sebraude elm ;uberldfiaeS glutreinisunss.
mitteI. Gin fo!9es rest 2eber uno Nieren gu
Iebbafter Sbdttgteit an, berIeibt neue 2ebens.
trait nno siebt bent aeiben0sR @efnnbteit uub
Rraft mieoer. Sold Tin Wittel 1T bas GIee.
tric Sitters. Gs fofet nur so gents bic
0Iafde unb 1T gu baben in Der apotbefe bon
u. Dreib Gan Gntonio.
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Proclamation.
5pesiaImabIs @erorbmung.

Be5ugnehmenb auf ben in Der Sis
bung bonn Z. Nobember B. s. gefaBten
8eimluB bes Gtabtratbes: 6aB bic
@runbeigentbiimer in 6Tentlider Obs
itimmung ibren Milen funb tbun iols
len, Oh ober nidt bic Stabt 3ur Be.
itreitung Der Baus unb Sniianbbal.
tuugsfoften rleuer @hulb6uler cine
Spe5,alsS teuet BON 10 Gents per 800
au erbeben ermddtigt tpirb. @ferner:
Sn Bea9tung Der I'M ftdbt. @ba,ter
(Sect. 37) entbaltenen gefimmurgen
be3lsIi9 e~bentue1er gaean3en i'm
Stabtrath, unb Der bur1 ben &iidtritt
bes 9errn u. Belfnap. MIbermon at
large, In senanntem a5rper erfoIsten
8acau3, 6a btefe Dor 8egint Der lebtetf
9 Monate big 3nr ndhifen reguI6ren
Wabl eingetreten, berorbre i6
BrDan @alagban, Mapor Ser Stdbt
San Nntonio, fraft Der burG Den gbars
ter unb fidbt. 9rbinan3en mir gegebeneri
8ollma6teu, bic Nbbaltu1g elmer @pes
aialmabl our @tlebigung Der ober anges
flbrten Mngelegenbeiten unb betimme
bierfar
8 amfta9 ben z. Sannar 1888.
Die Gtimmfdfen in ben beriaiebes
men Warbs befinben f9 an folgenber
punften, uno rDerbeu nm 8 1br Mor.
gems ge6fnet unb UNI 6 ubr Nbenbs ge.
fblDnen merben.
1. % Yolijei.G auptquartier,
Militarh plasa. 8orfbenber: 6. 26s
nigbeim.
2. Marb. gde Oas uub DoIo.
roia etraBe. 8~orfBenber: Dan.
6eoer.
3. Warb. gde Mebinas uno 2eaIs
StraBe. gorfBenber: u. g.. &ibos.
4. Warb. Rriid's 9alIe, gfe
6oufon= unb Norb Shores > StraBe.
8orfibenber: 6. 8iuemain,
S. Warb. Sn Der Mlamo. Dor
fbenber: gb. Rif9e ST..
6. @arb. 6. ". MrbeitersB ereia,
OF @ommeree.@ traBe. gorHbenher:
s.. Bitters.
Z. Warb. gde gIcforia unb Ma.
tasOrbas straBe. @orfseuber: 6. u.
Dennp.
8. Warb. Sci Nscanifer, 207
sib : alamo Strabe. B~orRseuoer:
s. Wulf.
Nur Steuersabler iinb bel Der SpecioIs
Mbfimmuug fimn1beredtist unb IautetI
bic Wabl3etteI:
"For'' or against the proposition.
Die WahI unb Stimmen3dbluag
finbet in nebereinffimmung nit ben
IN Der Drbinans iiber Wablen feffsefeB.
ten @eseln fatt.
Sun antonio, 2. DECEMBER 1887.
~ 8rpaa @aIIagban
kSS Mapor.
@egengeS.:
6. g. @laubpn, glerf.
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cine asmifats namitie-

cine gemif9te 6amiiie-
Ionbete neuli1 nit benz Dampfer ga
Horman6ie" i'm gatle 8arben. sic
beitnnb aus BEN So Sabre alien Grieos
rid 2~obenberger NIT ieiner unperebe'
Iihten 1oGter unb beren % Sabre al'
TEN 9inoe, fcpie Der 40 Sabre alien
Wittue Marsarette Sofmann nit brei
S6@tern, bon benen bic 1lteite oerbeis
ratbet III unb elm 1idbriges 2inb mits
brahts, p6brenb ibr Mant In Seuti9.
lamb gebIieben lit. 2abenberger uno
6rau 6oEfmanr baben in ben lebten
BRET Jabren oils Mann unb Weib au.
fammeneelebt nnb fnb Wilens, fi9
miteinanber 5u Derbeiratben. San'
bungs : Superintendent 9einSmann
belt es In Nubetra1t Der bertpideIten
Gamilienperbdltnife unb bes umfan.
bes, bab bic gauge Samilie MUIR iber
elm Baaruerm6geH BON 100 Granes bets
ftigte. fir ansebra9t. he 3uriid3ubalten
un0 3olcoIsetor Mabone entf1eiben
au Iaiier, Oh ibnen bic 2anbung getfattet
tuerbett fol- o6er ni9t.
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&aa's
Wie 1T bies !?

Wir bieten einbunbert Dollars Bes
lobnuns fur ieben Sal bon 2atarrb an,
Der ti6t bar6 ginnebmeu BON ~9aa's
Raiarrb.9 ur" sebeilt tperoen fann.
s. s. Gbenep& 60, giaentb'r,
9Dlebo, Ohio.
q. g. 9an's 2atarrb : Sur ipirb
eingenomnert un6 tpirft brett auf bas
8lut unb Bic f6leimigen Sberfdden
bss spItems. preis IS Gents bic
Glai6e. 8ertauft bon allen Npotbetsrn.
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gaIiforuia meiae,

Meinliebbaber finben elm grobes gas
ger bon feiner California . Weiner bel
0errn 8. s.. Meper an Mlano
pIa3a, Serr Meper iu6t bic Weiae
on Srt uno STEELE aus nlb fault oirett
aus benz 3e1er Ter Wein3iiater. M!s
guteri 2enner seIinst es ibm tets. Die
beffen Gorteu au%s3umdblen. VI tanii
feline 0unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guteit 3ropfen perfeben. Wotbs uno
Weibweine In porjigIi9er Aualitdt
DON test ab $1.00 per @ouone - fret
ms 6aus geItefert.
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vGbureu ft~iiruReis btuettt, mo Gn4el
amfsutrefets ftdb fd3euen."


So ungeifum 1T bic Susenb oft In
i6rer Sborbeit unb llntlugbeit, uub bic
6oleen iinb Merbeni9wdde, geiffige
unb oraanif9e gattrdftung; bas @es
odhtniE uirb sei@wd6t, bas Selbfs
bsrtrauer maneelt; Ra&ts tommett
b6ie 9rdume, bas @reiienalter f@eint
Dor ber 3eit einautreten nit &uin i'm
@efoIge. Sm gertrauer, Du fannft
un6 iOatet an Or. &. 9. pieree. 8uf.
falo, 81. o., ben 8erfaHer elmer us.
banblung 3ura Beifen iener patientens
tlaTe. iGreibeu nnb Define Spmptou,e
unb 2eibet i9ilbern. Ct fam Did In
Seiuer 8ebnulung furiret unb Dir
po1e ginjelbeiten per pof fenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

= 9ie 5batfa@e, baB in Oeuti6lanb
beute $3.50, i'm europdiiden &uBlanb
aber nit 6innlanO uno polen nur etua
800 3eitunser erf9einen, BOB alfu In
9euti6lanb auf ie 857 ginwobner ei=
ne 3eitung, in &uBlano iebo9 erf auf
ie 109,375 elm 8latt entfdlt, fpri9t
Bdnbe fur ben Rulturitanopuaft Der
8ebBlternng in beibeu 2dnoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

sas- Die SutueIiers Girma Ell iis
Der griBer bat R@ tpdbrerb Der
flnf Sabre ibres 8eifebens ben a0ges
meir anertanuten &uf e~rtporben, quite
Waaren 3u liberalen preiien gu pertar.
fen. sic finb i'm Stanoe, nit allen
anberen @ei9dften ibrer 8rande ers
folgrei9 gu tonfurriren; fe fino euts
fdIoFen bier gu bleibeu unb ale ibre
Maareu inter Garantie au nertaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe.
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QaBt Sud nidt t6uideu burt

= 2aBt gu@ ni9t tduiden burG
niebere preiie fir Arbeit, mel6e better
als irsenb cine in 9eras geliefert tpirb,
ionbern oerfigt guh nod Gallo q.
M q D's pbotographiI6em Ntelier, SO.
Alb Dts o ufton 6traBe, NO gu1 quite
unb aufrieoenRellenbe arbeit gu reelem
preife ~garantirt tpirh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

unlere ,leuen Wintsruaareu:
Clothing, Gerrens9 oilettesM rtifel, linz
ter3eus &c. foninner nod unb nod on
unb liesen CUR Hei6tisuns often. pan'
coat & @obu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

0erret. unb Rnaben4Mns
IT. e, idoer genug fur 6erbff uno
Winter rs - 333% biuiser als friiher,
,im nit benz 8orratb gu rdumer1. Pau't
coat 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

= NQe neue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap siusef6loHen, bel paneoat &
Sobn.
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nausrnh atheift.

Dar ssspunsfn le6sssbn Gage iptsea
n~stroteif9er SdmerSen In, Bette ~ blet>
ten. Mabm feds Serfdiebene MebiBinen
etue grfpls beinobe trabnitnnts Dor
G@merjer. 0ebraudte Ct. Safcbs Del
un6 irnrbe sebeilt. 9abe felt jsner 9eit
fttnt G1mer3en tpieber sebabt.-Norp 8.
Dapis, Sobtnssige, Baltimore Co., @b,
is. Detenber, 1885.
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A3rptise 8eugniie finb Grneuey1,nsen friberer
@yri9te uon 2euteu, weIGe bnr@ ct. Jatots Del
ne3eilt spirben unt bic na9 0erIouf pom SasFsn
ttine gsRdlebs pon G@nser5eu sebabt baben.
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@aueriss sebeilt.

Orisinal~g sri9t, mdrs, 1881. Grntu-
st 6. Sebruar, 1857. 8eiaabe bret SABRE
fGr,flid an Meuralsia selitter. Wanbte
ct. Satobs Sel an. sSn finf @inuten tpa>
rem aue Santerjen seri6wunben. Cine
ti1sise @ntretbuits bsilte mid. Set iener
8sit feinen @iffaa fpieber sehabt. - q.
@. Ercl, Ct. 9outs, Np.
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-DreB Robes unb Sadets
LESTER Mobe, ioehen eiusetrDfen bel
Ooung& MrnoIb.
qmarttet

y q atftef
aIsr grten bon
Bouquets.
Grauertr6n3en,
bIRbenbenBtume n,
3ier trGumeru,
Gru@tbdumen,
S@attenbdumer n,
Smmergran n.
MagnoIien,
&ofea
8Inmen3wiebelm,
8tument6pfen
&c. SIC. &c.
in ben
SfRa Taurferies,
tutpba 800, Ot 6outonsS trase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-24

Die .ssreie Wreffe fit 9eras"
bat Don eaea oentf1 . teramtfGsn
Settmaeet, ate er6Bts @bomnetstests
aabl.
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Der 2aben it iebsn sbenb sur Ief4-
tisune se6fneti
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@- S16ne Weibna@tsges
f6enfe finbet man In benz elegantert
Store Der @ebr. Bell.
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rDAs GROssE@
9fbmer7enbeilmitte
8e9em NenralSia.
Nauer,sb sebetIt.

SrisinaI< geri&t, 1854. Grneuert 8.
eSanaar, 1887. Git I'M Sabre 1884 fGred>
ii& an Meuralsia in, geidte. Git fur6ts
Bar. Berfuhte Ct. sSafobs Sel. 8ieb
bic f9ner5enben 9teile bee 9benbs taGtts
Elm ,inb am Mprser, suaren ale SGnler5en
Gte bur@ elm @anber~ perfftrunben. Sett
uetreren sSabren feinen 3iiffan rieber
aetabt.-grau Ntnrs &. Sbeeb, Nrc. lilo
Marslanb> Msenue, Waftinstcn, O.. 6.
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ansnfbalbsn In ben apOtbtfsn ,n babes.
TIE CHARLES A. voeELER CO., Baltimore. ca.
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eontberu Yatifie= tenniet) 8abn.
-Nhfnhrf-

pg @ef@dftsanstse fur $40, $11.
nab $3.50 bel u. Morris.
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Seine sei6liffene, iptuie eerinsere
9ia5s N0anreu,
Ganapfn aufr Art.

Sir anb be nIleinisen asenten fur HE Be.
riihmteu Rpdeaer 2ampen, beren 2idt cine
Reu9tfraft bon 5 Bergen Bat.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
those unaccustomed to it is decidedly

those unaccustomed to it is decidedly
unpleasant. Consumption. however.
has never been known among persons
who live in these saladeros. and.
strange rs it may appear, persons who
were SO affected and through some cir
cumsfances or another went into n
Of these places to live, have speedily
recovered. At first the medical men
Of the country reasoned that their
diagnoses were IN error. but as the re.
suit was the same time after time. they
came to look upon the matter in q diff.
ferent light, and now declare that 8
residence in a saladeros will heal an
~ulcerating lung and entirely destroy
the germs of consumption. The process
is slow, however, and a consumptive
must be patient, and content to live in
one OF these places q considerable
time.
Persons who 60 there and remain
only a little while show a great i'm
provement, but if they come away be-
fore they are entirely well they are
liable to relapse into their former
state. l understand that a residence
of from eighteen months to two years
in a saladeros will cure almost any
case Of phthisis. One of the most not.
able cures, and one that was primarily
the cause of inquiries being made on
the subject, was that Of Donna Floren.
tina de Cibels, wife of Jaime Cibels, OF
the firm of Cibels Hermanos. Of
Buenos Ayres. Shortly after her mar.
riage she developed unmistakable
signs of pulmonary trouble. The dis.
ease progressed until she became very
feeble, and the doctors advised her
that she had but a short time to live.
Just about this time her husband was
sent out to take personal charge Of
n of his fathers ~saladeros. and Mrs.
Cibels, though almost dead. went
with him. She had not lived there
many months before she began to
show unmistakable signs of improve.
ment. She renamed there with her
husband for four years. and when. at
the end of that period, she left the
place, all symptoms of consumption
had disappeared, and Mrs. Cibels is
to-day rs healthy a woma as lives in
the republic.'-M Y. Mail and FIT
press.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09

ut was the same a. before; There
was nothing for him The way he
would mutter: will II never Gomez
was like a tragedy.
"What was the mysteryf ! don't
know that, but one day there was a
letter for him; it was an important.
looking letter, too. with a seal as large
rs a silver dollar, and German post
mark. | had lost sight Of him for .
lew weeks. and l supposed that he had
given up in despair.
"Well, sir, when l went to the house,
the woman said he had gone.
&c n where TOP said !.
"The general hospital said she.
but the letter never got to him. He
was dead, and it was sent To the dead.
letter office.
"Now. perhaps, you can take that
holme' and make a story out of it." said
the l~etter-carrier. Il dare say that il
you touch it up a bit, it will be inter-
esting. It's nothing much as it is. and
1t shows that If there is any romance in
our business, we only get a peep at it;
never full view"
But We have preferred not to "touch
it up but to repeat it as he gave it to
us, in which form it is doubtless more
interesting than it would be if elabor.
ated with the aid of fiction. -Alerande,
Wainwright, in Youths Companion.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
THE ODER OF BLOOD
Marvellous Curative Powers Of the Fresh
Fluid in Pulmonary Troubles.

Fluid in Pulmonary Troubles.
Although consumption is n common
and fatal a complaint South America
as in any portion of the globe, there is
a class of persons resident in that
country among whom the dread
scourge is said never to have appeared.
These are the inhabitants Of the sala-
deros-a place where cattle are
slaughtered and dressed, and where
sometimes the manufacture of beef ex.
tract is carried on. A gentleman re-
Gently returned from Argentine Repub-
lie. in talking of the subject with a re-
porter, SAID: 'in former years, cattle
in my country. that is South America,
were slaughtered simply for their hides,
bones and tallow, which were articles
Of export. The meat, except such as
the butchers in the different cities chose
to carry away, was stacked out on the
plains and was eaten up by the quick
lime. The places where the work of
killing the cattle was and is carried on
we're, and are still known as saladeros.
They are large inclosed spaces in the
open country. generally some distance
remote from other habitations. The
people employed in the business live
within the Enclosure and form a little
colony by themselves.
From five to ten thousand head of
cattle are slaughtered in these salade-
ros every day. Necessarily there is a
constat ondor Of fresh blood, which to
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
WAR

..,., occurrence, relsted By General
sc'''' Hansoek.1
80. eettysburs's last day.
aead and wounded lay
ns,sd aelds and ridges battle-torA
, ..rsne the outer posts,
A,ound the guarded hosts,
,,as s.'ooel' "'''hf'l' on the f'''d morn
.,aloia little child.
%Mh ewes and tresses wild,
!. ne lines had 'tra''d' and met him
there,
And lightly to her breast
1Seayy ioad shs prest-
,ssstl-sll her slender strength could
beaF.
.xu have and pretty dear.
IN ~, how come you here
~ isld before the hsht IL done~
y sseo. at her lisped reply,
MARS dimmed the Generals eye:
,.ss's dead, but here's my papa's gun"
E Wide Ardks.